DIGISCOPE 2010 Acronyme du projet - Institut Farman - ENS Cachan

APPEL A PROJETS EQUIPEX /
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
2010
DIGISCOPE
SCIENTIFIC SUBMISSION FORM B
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4.1.2 COORDINATION MODALITIES
DIGISCOPE will be managed by an executive and operational structure organized as
follows:
- A Steering Committee;
- A Program Committee;
- A Support and Development Committee;
- An Advisory Board;
- A Users Group;
The Steering Committee will have one member per partner institution. It will meet two to four
times a year for strategic decisions, including budget allocation and validation of the work
program proposed by the Program Committee. It will be chaired by the DIGISCOPE
President.
The Program Committee will have one member per partner laboratory or research group
(depending on their sizes). It will meet every six weeks to two months to oversee the
activities. The Program Committee will issue an open call for projects, which can include
internal as well as external partners. It will assess and select the proposals, present them to
the Steering Committee, and monitor those that will be selected. The goal is to encourage
projects that involve at least two DIGISCOPE partners or a DIGISCOPE partner and an
external partner, and that require the collaborative use of two or more DIGISCOPE nodes. Of
course, projects involving a single partner and/or a single node will also be considered. The
goal is that collaborative projects and multi-node projects will represent, in the long run,
more than 60% of the time of use of the equipment.
The Support and Development Committee will have one member per DIGISCOPE node. It will
meet every month to report on progress on the development tasks, to ensure proper
coordination and resource sharing among the nodes, and to report any operational problem.
It will also be responsible for managing the reservations of the nodes. It will report to the
Program Committee.
The Advisory Board will be an international group of 6 to 12 prestigious academic and
industry representatives. It will meet once a year to visit the project, assess it and provide
advice to the Steering Committee.
The Users Group will gather all the internal and external users of DIGISCOPE. It will be open
to academic institutions as well as corporations and companies. By joining the Users Group,
a participant will be able to join projects and to access the equipment. External members will
have to either pay for access or to commit to provide DIGISCOPE with some resources such
as manpower, datasets, software licenses, etc. The Program Committee will decide of the
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